The Wolverines lost Cole Sullivan vs. MSU in the first half. Evidently, there's another player in the room who is dealing with an ailment, too.

The Battle for the Paul Bunyan Trophy renews on Saturday night as the No. 25 Michigan Wolverines (5-2) visit the Michigan State Spartans (3-4) at Spartan Stadium with a 3-1 Big Ten Conference record as part of a seven-team logjam tied for third place.

Michigan is ranked No. 21 in both the US LBM Coaches Poll as well as the AP Top 25. Yet, in Brandon Marcello's CBS power rankings, though they moved up two spots, the Wolverines are sitting at No. 23.

Despite a five-game losing streak and no Big Ten wins, Michigan State football can still win three of its final four games to salvage a bowl berth.

Michigan DB coach LaMar Morgan opens up on managing player expectations, NIL, and transfer portal pressures in today’s college football.

Michigan Football is sitting in a very interesting spot, at a nice juncture of the season. Although they have dropped two tough road games, they have pretty much taken care of business everywhere else and in between.

Michigan State edged Maryland 19-16 in the 2019 regular-season finale to become bowl eligible and then-coach Mark Dantonio had hats made for players with “PROGRAM WIN” on the back. That basically meant achieving the minimum standard for a team that had been a national power less than five years earlier.

One of college football's best rivalries hasn't been played since 2019. The last time the Michigan Wolverines squared off with Notre Dame was on Oct. 26, 2019,